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Homagk, Constanze. “‘Vexing the World’: Studien zu Jonathan Swifts Werken als politischer
Satiriker,” M. A. thesis, University of Göttingen, 1995
Hone, J. M. “Berkeley and Swift as National Economists,” Studies, 23 (1934), 421-32
Hone, J. M. “Ireland and Swift,” Dublin Magazine, 8 (1933), 9-17
Hone, Joseph M. “The Story of the Damer Gold,” Studies, 39 (1950), 419-26
Hone, Joseph. W. B. Yeats, 1865-1939 (London, 1962) (see pp. 412-16 for The Words upon the
Window-Pane)
Honig, Edwin. “Notes on Satire in Swift and Jonson,” New Mexico Quarterly, 18 (1948), 155-63
Hönncher, E. “Quellen zu Dean Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels (1727),” Anglia, 10 (1888),
397-427
Honoré, Jean. “Charles Gildon rédacteur du British Mercury (1711-1712): les attaques contre
Pope, Swift, et les wits,” Études Anglaises, 15 (1962), 347-64
Hooker, Edward N. “Humour in the Age of Pope,” Huntington Library Quarterly, 11 (1948), 361-
85
Hope, Christopher. “Rev. Victoria Glendinning, Jonathan Swift (London, 1998),” The
Independent, 5 September 1998, p. 15
Hopes, Jeffrey. “‘As true as if Mr Gulliver had spoke it’: locutionary and propositional truth claims
in Gulliver’s Travels,” Lectures d’une oeuvre: “Gulliver’s Travels,” ed. Georges Lamoine (Paris,
2001), pp. 87-103
Hopes, Jeffrey. Jonathan Swift, “Gulliver’s Travels.” Paris, 2001
Hopkins, D. W. “Dryden’s Baucis and Philemon,” Comparative Literature, 28 (1976), 135-43
Hopkins, David, ed. English Poetry: A Poetic Record from Chaucer to Yeats. London and New
York, 1990
Hopkins, Kenneth. English Poetry: A Short History (London, 1962) (see pp. 212-13 for Swift’s
poetry)
Hopkins, P. A. “Swift and Anne Long: Friendship, Scandal, and a Missing Cache of Poems and
Letters,” Notes and Queries, 234 (1989), 452-60
Hopkins, Robert H. “Swift and the Senses,” Greene Centennial Studies, eds Paul J. Korshin and
Robert R. Allan (Charlottesville, Virginia, 1984), pp. 57-71
Hopkins, Robert H. “The Issue of Anonymity and the Beginning of the Steele-Swift Controversy
of 1713-14: A New Interpretation,” English Language Notes, 2, no 1 (1964), 15-21
Hopkins, Robert H. “The Personation of Hobbism in Swift’s Tale of a Tub and Mechanical
Operation of the Spirit,” Philological Quarterly, 45 (1966), 372-78
Hopkinson, M. R. Anne of England: The Biography of a Great Queen. London, 1934
Hoppen, K. Theodore. The Common Scientist in the Seventeenth Century: A Study of the Dublin
Philosophical Society, 1683-1708. London, 1970
Hoppit, Julian. A Land of Liberty? England, 1689-1727. Oxford, 2000
Horden, John. “‘In the Savoy’: John Nutt and his Family,” Publishing History, 24 (1988), 5-26
Hornbeak, Katherine. “Swift’s Letter to a Very Young Lady on her Marriage,” Huntington Library
Quarterly, 7 (1943-44), 183-86
Horne, Colin J. “‘From a Fable form a Truth’: A Consideration of the Fable in Swift’s Poetry,”
Studies in the Eighteenth Century: Papers Presented at the David Nichol Smith Memorial Seminar
Canberra 1966, ed. R. F. Brissenden (Canberra, 1968), pp. 193-204
Horne, Colin J. “An Epitaph Attributed to Swift,” Notes and Queries, 199 (1954), 525-27
Horne, Colin J. “Hazlitt on Swift,” Essays in Criticism, 25 (1975), 276-77
Horne, Colin J. “Rev. A Bibliography of Swift Studies, 1945-1965 , ed. James J. Stathis (Nashville,
Tennessee, 1967),” Modern Language Review, 64 (1969), 401-3